I am an at-home mother of six children, four of whom are now adults. I've been married for 31 years and my children range from 15 to 27. This blog is about faith, family, and life, with occasional rants about politics and other hot-button issues for me. I am Catholic and by that I mean I believe in faithfulness to the Magisterium.
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by a mom at home raising kids.
Friday, May 09, 2008
My daughter came home from school on Monday with a headache and stomach ache. It usually takes her a long time to recover from such ailments. I think she has a sensitive system. All day Monday and most of Tuesday she only drank small amounts and didn't want to eat anything.
Finally on Tuesday she had some chicken noodle soup. I thought, Yea! She's getting better. Nope. she threw it up. Next day, still home, she asked for chicken noodle soup again. I gave it to her. What could be better than chicken soup, right? Wrong. She threw it up again. Back to popsicles. Later in the day, "Mom, can I have some chicken noodle soup?" My response, "Are you SURE you want it?" "Yup." You guessed it. She threw it up AGAIN.
Thursday-- she was feeling a little better. I, wanting to get some food into the little thing, said, "Is there ANYTHING at all that sounds good for dinner." She paused, looked a little sheepish and said, " KFC popcorn chicken??" Eyebrows raised I whispered, "Kentucky Fried popcorn chicken???" This is not going to be good. She said, "My head knows that's not good for someone who's sick but my tummy thinks it sounds good."
I thought let's go with the tummy because conventional wisdom is definitely not working here. Would you believe the deep-fried greasy popcorn chicken stayed down?!?! Greasy chicken-- the new comfort food. Who knew????? She went back to school today.
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Have a good weekend Rosemary and a good Mother's Day - Kellan
Prayers!
And, indeed, Happy Mother's Day!
I'm so glad your little girl has finally been able to eat something that agreed with her. And I agree with your little girl that sometimes our tummy's really do tell us what they need :-)
Love your blog.